Which of the following is the correct way to define a variable x with the value 10 in Python?
- 10 = x
- x := 10
- x = "10"
- x = 10
In Python, variables are declared by specifying the variable name on the left and assigning a value on the right using the = operator. So, x = 10 is the correct way to define a variable x with the value 10. The other options are incorrect syntax.
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